Very very (very) glad to be finally booking flights out to Africa again - late November and I'll be back in Zimbabwe with the two Ladies in the pic who are waiting patiently for safari ❤️
Aug '05, breaking camp on ash plain at foot of active volcano Ol Doinyo Lengai in Tanzania. I'd been warned that locals had abducted overlanders the day before so, tho' it doesn't look it, this is dead ground where i could stay the night unobserved. That day -on to the Serengeti
Finally got round to putting my book on eBay, if anyone is short of Xmas present ideas! Includes international postage if needed
Link - https://t.co/yaMeCXMV4B
I had the chance to shake hands and get it in person. Can confirm it's a great collection centered around vehicle based exploring. If that is your vibe, this is a great book. If vehicle based exploring isn't your vibe, this is a great taster on what the experience can be.
@AaronMitchellUK The only one of mine that's been unreliable had a Japanese engine. I regularly take mine solo into the Saharan and Arabian deserts - if LRs were unreliable, I'd be dead :)
August 2005, waking up in the rainforest on the slopes of Mount Kenya whilst mapping elephant-proof fences with the Born Free Foundation, Kenya Wildlife Service and the Mt Kenya Trust
Aug 2015, another Cambodian hotel room sign, this time in Kep. I only stay at classy places. ("Sorry, I thought grenades were allowed here?" "No sir. You were thinking of the Marriott")